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Nanostructuring of Glass Surfaces Starting from Ultrathin Metals

Daniel Infante, Karl W. Koch, Prantik Mazumder, Lili Tian, Albert Carrilero, Domenico Tulli, David Baker, and Valerio Pruneri

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Abstract

Monolithic surface nanostructures can be formed in glass from metal dewetted nanoparticles. This results in antireflection, low scattering, superhydrophobic and mechanically resistant surfaces. The technique is industrially scalable and usable on optical fibre surfaces.

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